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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
4
Advertising rate details for the Opola Nebraska post office dated March 13 1919. Rates include display 20 cents per inch readers 10 cents per line 7 lines and cash ads 5 cents per line. Inks and paper protection mentioned with single paper side printing.
Green's Chapel F Knerr is on the sick list. Stolly Mills bought a Fordson from Geo Carson Tuesday. Deay and Monder each nabbed a cattle truck Monday. Mills bought a Fordson and Ford from Carson Auto Co. last week. Frank Dystrom of Lincoln visited the farm home recently. Mrs. Lee Steener and children of Bridgeport visiting the Steener home. Mrs. Chas Nelson of Custer County came Thursday to see her son Tracy Nelson. Thelander Peterson went to Grand Island Friday buying calves, returned Monday. J. R. Dillsaver spent Sunday with Jota Dahl who is ailing but improving. Geo Randall and family from Sidney visited J. L. Hurd Wednesday evening. Green's Chapel folks attended Wayland services Sunday. others went to Stromsburg. Edwin Severine helped shovel snow between Polk and Stromsburg. road drifted. Mrs. Christina Bloom learns her son Carl Bloom at Ft Baird NM is ill with flu. Ludies Aid meets Wednesday at Mrs. J. S. Hard’s. Mrs. G G Richards assisting. Young folks gave Dwight Newcomer and wife a surprise shower last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Dwight Newcomer and Mr and Mrs C M Dillsaver visited Chas Newcomer Sunday for Lara Newcomer’s birthday and Dillsaver anniversary. The League open meeting at Miss Obrist's Friday April 7. X L class meets at E C Monder’s same evening. Members urged to attend. Next Tuesday April 4 Millinery School at Green's Chapel Parsonage with local reps in charge. Those wanting Fall school—bring materials. officers elected. lunch provided. school opens 10 A M. If needed, continues Wednesday.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran lists Fifth Sunday in Lent choir rehearsal Tuesday led by Lewi Nelson and prayer meeting Wednesday. Sunday School Saturday rehearsal, 10 A M Sunday worship 11 A M and 7 30 P M. Ladies Aid meets April 6 at 2 30 P M, Luther League April 7. Concert planning for Wennerberg Chorus of Augustin College Rock Island April 13. Grace and Valley Churches note services and reports from county convention, W M S April 6 at 2 P M, King s Heralds meet Saturday 2 50 P M, J Klein pastor.
The Town Board declares every unpaid dog tax by April 12 will result in the dog’s death. Residents are warned to pay the tax to keep their pets. The order emphasizes enforcement and that the rule will be strictly followed.
Notice under sec 577 of the Revised Statutes of 1913 states the indebtness of Farmers' Union Cooperative Association of Swede Home Nebraska as of January 1 1922 is 24141.80 dollars. Report prepared by the President and a majority of the Board of Directors dated March 27 1922 signed F H Frederickson president H A Jones G E Chindgren attestation.
An Atlantic Monthly excerpt argues marketing is unequipped for modern times and outlines undergrading dishonest weighing and high marketing charges. It cites Georgia watermelons, rail costs, and distribution woes while urging cooperative farming and equal government support to expand farmer opportunity.
Advertises remaining honey with price of 1.35 dollars per ten pound bucket. Provides contact phone 5702 Stromsbureg and signs Win H Seward. Mentions date 24 4.
For sale a ten pound bucket of extracted honey at 1.25 dollars per bucket. Buckets exchanged. Contact phone 5702 Stromsburg. Wm. H. Seward.
Notice is given that under a lien filed February 12, 1922 in Polk County Nebraska for the care of specified horses the sale will occur April 7, 1922 at 1 PM. The horses include two gray geldings about ten years old 1100 pounds each a blue roan mare with white face and hind white, and a bay horse about 900 pounds. Sale location is the NE Quarter of the NW Quarter Section 16 Township 14 Range 4 W. Dated March 16 1922 Charles H Parkis Mills Beebe Mills Attorneys.
Evening home delivery advertised for winter months with fast service after the train. Readers urged to avoid post offices with a door step price of 19 cents per week. Care Record credits Robert Douglas.
An advertisement in the Record promises broad exposure across Polk County, directing buyers to place messages for all community sections.
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